David E Simonson

Straight our of eXistenZ comes a charger for every Cronenberg fan. This particular video has some added bells and whistles. Long Live the New Flesh!

Hunton and Williams are among Americas most prestigious law firms : founded in 1901- it has been a major player in american business and politics ever since. With over 1000 attorneys it is also one of the largest legal firms in the world. One would think that with a prestigious charter, and many famous clients and staff, that Hunton and Williams would have a great history to be proud of as it moves foreword into the new century. Unfortunately this is not the case.

In short: a performer everyone loves for playing a character everyone loves on a show that everyone hates appearing as yet another version of a character everyone loves on a show that nobody watches and wearing a costume everyone hates from a show that nobody will ever see.

Why does DC Entertainment keep doing this to us? Instead of making a live action, big screen adaptation of Wonder Woman, they’ve decided to put her on television — again. The last time she appeared in her own series was back in the seventies when Lynda Carter played the role

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David and Victoria Beckham's servants were arrested for stealing from the couple and trying to sell the items on eBay. The housekeepers, who looked after the couple's Essex, UK, property, had worked for the couple for 10 years.

The ol’ girl will fly this fall after all: NBC has picked up the Wonder Woman pilot from David E. Kelley. Ironically, NBC was the final network to pass...

Australian supermarket giant Woolworths Ltd. (WOW.AU) announced Monday better than expected fourth quarter sales figures.

Prosecutors in the U.S. and in Europe are close to making arrests in connection with the investigation into the possible manipulation of international benchmark interests rates, including the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, Reuters reports on its website Sunday.

Asian markets fell on Monday after Spain's borrowing costs climbed to a euro-era high, pushing the single currency down to multi-year lows against both the dollar and the yen.

Banco Santander SA (SAN) will shut 96 high street branches as part of its effort to complete the integration of the British lenders it bought during the financial crisis, the Sunday Times reported.

Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LYG) is set to signal that it will bring forward its so-called "ring fence", or separation of retail and investment banking, ahead of the 2019 deadline demanded by the Independent Commission on Banking, the Sunday Telegraph reported.

Australian mining and resources investment is close to peaking, posing downside risks for what has become a key pillar of the nation's economy, a report published Monday by Deloitte Access Economics said.

Barclays PLC (BCS.LN) Deputy Chairman Michael Rake has shunned the chance to become chairman of the beleaguered bank, and Rich Ricci, Chief Executive of Barclay's investment banking arm, pulled out of the race to become CEO of the parent company, U.K. newspapers reported Sunday.

Hong Kong shares slumped sharply early Monday on escalated fears over Europe following a report that Greece may no longer receive aid from the International Monetary Fund, with heavyweight HSBC Holdings PLC fronting an across-the-board slide.

Australia's producer price index rose 0.5% in the April-June quarter, the government reported Monday.

The International Monetary Fund has signaled to Brussels it will no longer partake in financial aid for Greece, meaning the country could run out of money as early as September, according to an article published the Der Spiegel website Sunday, citing a high-ranking representative of European Union